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The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28

President Clrv' land reviewed! the
mlI';i" attendim. the :liliunal r;,.
calnpm'nt at Washington, Wclnrs-
day.
Rev. Richard Newton. ". d.. IL dis
tingniShetl Protestant Episcopal clrr-
gynman. died ut his residence ut Chest
nut hill. Philadelphia. aged Il.
\ law suit involving several mill
lions of dollars is about to he conn
mrncr'l against JAY Gouii and Rus
sell Sage as trustees of the runsuli-
dated mortgage ON the Kansas Pa
ciiic railroad, Ivy foreign holders of
the bonds issued under the mortgage.
!. delegation from st. Louis, headed
by Mayor Francis. visited the white
house and invited the president to
visit their city during the Grl:i!
.Nrmy cncamrmcnt in September.
The president replied that if public
The secretary of the interior iSs.lrl
Il rule upon land grant railroads i"
| show cause on OF hrfor" July l1t,i
why the order to withdraw from set
Element lands within their indemnity
limit should not he revoked and the
same he opened to settlement entry.
The lai,tists have taken Mimneapm-
lis hy Storm. There are delegates
from portllnd. Me-. Portland. ore.
and from New Orleans. There are
about l.nAn delegates. The Baptist
Publication society Erll its SIXTY
thi:,l annual ,m"rliIy. Dir. B.olduS
pre- lclling /" rr!npm ul the authority
of Tie Bi1lc.
Special Agent Phoenix has rrp"r.vd
t" the Treasury department that ii is
the narticra al Sault Ste. Marie. Mich.
I" allow larg" quantities of mrrrhan-
disc brought there Ivy Canadian steam.
rrS and intended for delivery ON the
Canadian side of the river. to he lan-
died and aitcrward transported to Gun
ada hN ferry without having made the
required entry. Assistant Secretary
Maynard has informed the collector
of customs for that district that said
practice is irregular and improper and
must he discontinued.
The largest and most enthusiastic
meeting yer held ut Winnipeg
gathered in Trinity hall to pro-
test against Il continuance OF the
Canadian Pacific monopoly in Mamit.,-
ba and the Northwest Territory. The
mayors of many towns throughout
the province We're present. 1t WINS
declared that the Can nlian Pacific
charges four times as much for carry
ing wheat from Winnipeg to Port Ar
thur as American lines charge from
st. Paul to Chicago. Resolutions
were adopted endorsing the local gov
eminent in deciding tn build Il road
to the boundary and s"arify Sir Geo.
stephens. president of the Canadian
Pacific.
Acting Secretary Thompson has
appointed !! committee to MAX" an rx-
animation of the hookS and assets of
the Ollie" of the United States treas
uTcr incident to the transfer of that
office from MIR. Jonlan to Mr.. HYATT.
The examination will consist of IL
count of all money i'm the treasury, i'll
rll,liny Sl%3Atlp ,uum in paper money
iii the vaults. S95.nD0.u i'm the cash
vault. Sii1. Onm.nDo in standard silver
dollars. ;S225 ,uMl,uniU i'm gold and Il small
quantity of fractional silver. The
committee in making the count will
have the assistance of sevpnty-tivp
persons. including expert accountants.
The count has commenced and will
consume two months.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28

y Ml>HE>oTA postmaster is in lnSs-
cssion of the original act of secession
passed hy the Virginia legislature.
The act was taken from Richmond at
the time of Lees evacuation i'm lS65.
1t is Il trophy uf the treason that cost
this nation thousands of lives ;unl mil.
lions of money.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28

Owners of horSr~; ami cattle are no
titled that on and after Monlay. May
%. I'LL stock trcspassiny on my farm
will Ne taken mp and held for dama-
gcs. Owners will please tax" notice
and owe themselves accordingly.
/; w;ll save tlrm expense.
y. I. SCOTT.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28

NENT Monday. at the office of the
territorial %trclSurrr. in Bismarck.
over half Il million dollars in terrific.
rial bonds will he sold. The bonds
bear four and IL half and five per cent.
interest and will undoubtedly sell ut
at Il premium as the faitl, of eastern
capitalists i'm Dakota is unlimited.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28

Iris claimed that Secretary i.amar'S
order To throw the railroad indemnity
lands open to settlement will restore
to the public domain 25.UnO.nun acres.
This order effects the indemnity lands
of the Northern Pacific i'm Montana.
Dakota. Washington. Idaho and Ore.
gon. In Dakota it restores some of
the best farming lands to he had.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28

TIE circular of Mr.. Pow,lcrlv urg.
ing all knights of Labor to observe
18th Of July with patriotic rclchra-
tions and carry only American flags,
is the true American idea.
Mr.. l'owdrrly is Il patriotic American
and earnestly laboring to better the
condition of the working classes by
means consistent with American lib.
rrty and institutions.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28

THE sudden determination of the
president aMl Mrs. cleveland tn leave
Washington indicates that his health
is not good and he is reported us say.
ing that he feared lr should not see
the end of his administration.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28
THE TERRITORY OF DAKOT.A.
Office Territorial Auditor.
Department of Insurance,
CUmpany'S Certificate OF Authority.

WHEREAS. the Chesapeake Insurance Company
a corporation organized under The laws of The bis
trict of Columbia. has filed in this office II sworn
statement cNhihitin. lis condition and business
for the year ending December 3i>t. 1856. from
which ii appears thai the capiral. the charter Of
the securities. and Ill. financial stand II. Of sad
COMPANY conform :" the requirements o. the laws
of this Territory regulating the business of lns,,r-
ancc; and
Whereas. The said Company has filed in this
Office IL duly certified copy of il charter. with cor
tiiicatc of organization. and has fully complied
with the requirements of the insurance laws at"rr-
said;
Now. Therefore. !. James \. Ward. Auditor of
the Territory Of Dakota. pursuant L" III. provisions
Of said laws. DO hereby certify that The above
named Company l. fully rl!po" cred through lis
authorized agents. 10 transact lis appropriate hI,.
>incsS of Fire Insurance. III 1hi> territory. accord.
in. TO the laws thereof. util tiir3l>t day of prccm-
her. n. d. eighteen hundred and ,i.lliy->rytN.
In testimony Whereof. | have ilcr-intn sci INV
hand and seal III Bismarck. This 18Th day of Nav.
a. u. 1881.
JAMES \. WARD. Auditor.
.Seal.l BY F.. B. MORSE, Deputy.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28
pISTRICT OE CnLI.MHlA.

County of..........
Z. II. Clay. President and II. l.. smith. Secrets.
~ of the Chesapeake Insurance Company of The
District of Columbia heln@dMlN sworn del,o~r ard
say that the foregoing is 81 fall. trIie and correct
statement OF the affairs OF sad comuanv: ,hot Tho
said Insurance. COMPANY is the loni hide " nor of
at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars of actual
cash capital. invested in HE STATE and niirl
States Stocks and ,;ond>. or in Eonl and Mnrtra.
grs of Real Estate uNincUnhcrrd. and worth don.
BILE the amount for which the same is mnr..a.,d.
and they are the above described officers of said
insurance company.
I. II. CLAY. President.
IL. L., SMITH. >oc'y.
Subscribed and sworn 10 II. fora me thts NV, niv.
second day of april, 49,.
THOMAS W SoHAx.
lStai.i Notary Public.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28
OFFICIAL PAPER NFSyApK COUNTY,
Saturday, May 81, lSS7.

BEAif>TEl:l:T' >relnr.S show railway
earnings for the first quarter "f this
year to I've 81 per cent. over the s,mr
period of lSS6.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28
TERRITORY or DAKOTA.

Z VIII " u ~.
Auditor Office. Department of Insurance. i
!. Jamcs y. Ward. Auditor OF the Territory of
Dakota. do hereby certify that The above is ~ true
copy OF the original statement now on file IN his
itficc.
In witness whereof l have lercunto sci NV hand
18th day of May. 1887.
JAWS y. W ARD. Auditor.
Seal +. Is. MORSE. pcluty.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28
TIE TIMBER cvI.TI III Not.

~ y ''' y
lml"r thi;, law II quarter section. 1870
acres. is allowed TIN" qualified man ur
woman. Resident ur nonresident, who
pays Sl-l fees and thereafter breaks
nj i,luWS five acres the first Year. Gull
tlNateS it the SECOND year and plants
To forest trees. cuttings " seeds the
third year; and begimnim" the second
year breaks another five acres and
cultivatrS and plants the thirl and
fourth years. When NE gels his ten
acres Uhr lawful arral planted. he
keeps the trees cultivated and in good
growing condition for ionr wears
his entry. il at that time Inc cam
show $3.50 healthy trees he will he
granted title upon paying 81. lnll
office fees. joins a. REA.
Register
L.. S. Land Onice. Bismarck. u. II
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28
TIN: PRESUMPTION LAW

Requires Sumr act of Improvement
Ivy the applicant liimsrli. uml IL filing
costing two dollars us the first steps.
Then actual Residence. cultivation of
the soil and payment ut %l.21 "r >2..:5n
per acre. according Ia location. This
payment is not required %irlor" two
years and min" M"nth'. Any time.
however. after six months residence
and cultivation tn" payMl"nt can he
mllr ami it'll" had.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28
Homestead Entries
FINAL
CAN BE MADE,
NOTICE OF FINAL. PROOF,
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

Us. LAND OFFICE. BISMARCK. D.. 7.
May 18th. 1881.
N"iir" is h"r"'I given that III" following named
settler lli> iil,d ioilor"f lbs intention to max. ii.
nal proc, IN support Of his claim. and that Sail
proof viii he mad, h"for. lanes q. CnmpbnlI..
.j'la." and rN-"t'icio clerk OF iiv probntr t,uuri
OF STARK county III his oiic. in Dickinson. Dnk..
ON lh" !3'l day of june. 49,. VIZ:
LAYTON s. BALDWIN,.
for IN" northwest qiiartrr. section u. ,ovnshin
liz. nortl, Of range % west.
ne ''i'in"S The Following Witnesses to prove his
sHid land VIZ: i'r.,li EEK Il. Z.I!"rs. Patrjck Giilrn
Charles III. Nannicr lrL Slammed Livingston. uJi
of who's posi- office address * TAYLOR. nak.
May : 81. i;..is,cr.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28

vi. INCOME DURING THE YEAR
lSSt.
Whole amount of cash premiums II
rriytd, net amount.............., 5 3;.;r3 81
W hole amount of interest money reed BIS ~
Whole amount of income received
from all other li2a4 y,
Total Income $ 35.7oi 3,
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28

al market value Si..tao -S6.S,@ Ssa.>t4 60
STOCKS HELD rs COLLATERAL.
SECURITY FOR LOANS. ,"wu:
Total pa. Total Mar
Nallc. * Nnlnn.
District tolum-
ha i&as $1,000 Sla.tWl so 30
Total carried ont 81, mnri.rt value. :@!9.;o ~,
All other sums tue the Colnlany..... $40 ri
T"fAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sl3.a9;1 81
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28
VII. EXPENSES DURING THE

Whole amount of losses paid lurin.
the year : l:..5nn 90
Amour, of dividends paid during The
year lSSi. 1904 III
of taxes paid during tlr year
lSS,i in D.t......... ........... $50 no
Whole amount paid for salarirsui oil.
GERS and agents during Nh wear ST, :5al ii
Total ENprnaitures...... =. 5 lH.l;l II
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28

Entered at til" r"stoticc at Dickinson. Stark
county. Dakota ~ second elias. matter.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28
/. I.I\l,II.I'rIl.,S.

Y. LIABILITIES.
AMOUNT of losses vel unpaid. .........S $3.50 On
Amount of claims for losses resisted
by the Company. nI1 ca
Whole amount of uicari,rd premiums
on outstanding risks l..3h; &c
FOCAL LlAllLlTIES.... -. S!1.o1n "G
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28
HISTORY OF ;NL WEEK.
DAKOTA NEWS.

Rapid City is rai>im. IL ,mnns for IL
narl"w gauge railroad.
THt first train over the Omaha tN.
tension reached Mitchell Wrtln"S las.
The riiN"f Iamktun is jul liam; over
the hrwS that the Omaha a. Yanktu,.
RAILROAD is assured.
TIN" Blunt Gas company was organ
lied W %rlnrS'lay with Il capital 81, ok
of S1n.mu ~.
The president has appointed john
i. Bertrand. .lr.. postmaster ut Canton.
Dak.. vice J. W. Hewitt, resigned.
Henry T.. Reese. of II Y"". while
stealing Il ride "n Il trri-h, train. WAS
crushed between q: tar .,iitl Il luat, at
lumber. He leaves i; iulnilN.
y special from Alexandria ;,Ns that
Cmrri;m $ warehouse am;l Clark IN
cry stable burned early this morninI.
Loss. Sl0.Unu; insurance. S".tHm. |: it.
supposed to have been imcrlmliaiN.
The contract is let for putting in the
works of the Grand Forks %ati"ual
Gas Light and Fuel company. The
capacity OF the works is TIA lac l",.GOi
cubic feet every twrlty-furm hours.
The Springer system has been adopted.
y Canton despatch SAYS: Something
OF Il miniature reign of terror is the
result t"t the petty prosecutions for
drunkenness in this prohibition city.
-Four "i tn" street gas lamps were de-
stroycd at midnight and other de-
.strmcti"n imIulyrl in. The council
has Just met in special session and a!-
ranged for additional police force.
The Dakota Bankers Association in
session ut Watrrtowm selected Red
field as the place To hold the nest
regular meeting. May .3ll nj 9th.
lSsS. The annual election of officers
resulted Us follows: President. ChaS.
l.. Judd. S%anluirn: First Vice prrSi-
dent. j. {. Anderson, st. Lawrence.
The present secretary aud treasurer
hold over. Among the resolutions
adopted was II asking that bank
St"rkrk he taxed om an equal basis
with personal property.
General Tynrr writes tn the officers
of the various regiments of the Duko-
tn national guards that while no funds
are available To send representatives
to the Washington rmcnmpment. per-
mission is given amy company Oh iMtli-
vidmll To attend. The general says
also that he has only recently receive
cd Il copy, of the new militia law. and
that the law nccrSSitatrs IL new set of
blanks which will be forwarded with
ont delay. New guns will also lc SUPP
piled t" the companies in return for
the old. aud I'LL funds due will be re-
mittctl us soon as the necessary de.
tails can he arranged.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28

BLAIR q Il.II'p,
P.o. l.iekii>ou. Dnk.
l"ngr on Ma-I,ir and Whit 'fnii creeks. Ow,.
"rs Of above brand. Asa own ali catl!c branded
Win compass and square. i!oisaS branded ~
above on any lari oi animal. sept. !..iv
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28

The secretary of the interior iss'lrl
Il rule upon land grant railroads Ia
show cause ON or hcfur" July llt.l
why the order to withdraw from set
Element lands witllim their indemnity
limit should not he revoked and the
same he opened to settlement entry.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28
STOCK BRANDS.

brands will he inserted in this column f,,,
small sum Of sig prr wear NV
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28

The Baptists have taken Minnral"-
lis hy Storm. There are Delegates
from r"rtlund. Me-. Portland. Ore.
and from New Orleans. There ar,
about l.nm delegates. The Baptist
Publication society lrlh its SIXTY
thinl annual n"rtiny. Dr. B.ulduS
pre- Iching " sermon OH the authority
of Tie Bible,
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28
The Press Newspaper Agency.

L.. S. Land Onice. Bismarck. u.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-04
WRETCItED LIES,
Tho Things Invented to Make tho Cxa,
Unpopular. 4

Tho Things Invented to Nuke tho Cza,
Unpopular.
Kofnsche ztlnnp.
The coarses. lies havo recently been
spread about the ruler Of Russia. They
are due TO tho lowest motives, for they
are either spread with tho intention OF &C.
~casloning a panic in monetary circles OF
they arc noisod abroad with tho intention
OF bringing about q rupture between
Russia and Germany. The present En-.
peror Of Russia was 20 years old when, ut
the death Of his brother, he unexpectedly
became heir 10 tho throne. His shy and
somewhat awkward mauners showed
that he was not born to rule, nor had his
education been conducted with q view 10
hiO high calling. At 20 1t Is difficult to
mako up for this. Add to this that
Alexander III married ut the ago Of 81,
and after that had no opportunity Of
travelling for educational purpoees-eyen
II he had shownltho desirs-and It Is
easy to sec that his position Is differ
ent from that Of other rulers. What has
been ea!d about the mental disorder Of the
Gar is nothing but q clumsy invention,
and It Is cowGrdly to add that Alexander
III. i. in q continual state Of terror with
regard to his personal safety. Tho truth
Ia exactly the opposite. The Emperor ia
Of a calm, collected nature. This ia con-
stantiy observable when no is in St.
Petersburg, where no shows himself
everywhere without informing the police
Of his movements. The police protection
with which he is surrounded Is very OBJ
jectionable to him, and he suffers 1t only
at the special request of tho Empress. a
ruler who knows that by uttesing the one
word s'constitution" he can save himself,
and who yet leaves that word unspoken
because IL Ia incompatible with his dignity
and withthe' welfare Of tho people, is Ger
tainly not q nervous coward. The gov.
eminent OF Alexander III. may be judged
in different ways, but every honest, senBi-
BILE man who knows the Gear must admit
that tho idea Of fear is quite foreign to
him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-04
No. 4. No. 6.

W. J. ROBINSON,
General Passenger Agent.
p1TTSBURGH, CINCINNATI & 81,
l. LOUIS EAILROAp-Pauhandle Route:
Time table for East and West corrected 10 JAN.
Eleventh street, near public landing, as follows,
Central Standard time: $3.50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-04
An Alleged Truc Hen Story.

4IVy AeyEfE. -' .-H. AZ #.r|fH. -tra
Last season while Mr.. W. J. WILDER and
his men were pressing hay at Mr.. CAGES
barn, south OF Troy, they found a live hen
down about the middle Of the NOV next
to the eide OF the barn. She must have
been confined there for wei a year, IS
there was no chance for her to get in or
out Of the place where found, and must
have been covered up when the hay was
put in the mow-over a year before it was
taken out for pressing. The hen had
tramped down q place large enough to
turn around and stand up in, and eighteen
eggs were found in the hole with her.
She was very weak and poor, and died
soon after being fed. The above is a fact
that can DO proven by several who we're
there when abe was found, and it is q
wonder how she could live over a year
without anything to eat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-04
ADoubtful Recommendation,

I YIN A'tS"HSs "a ..|
The following story OF Southern politics
was picked mp by Ex-Governor Van Zandt,
of Rhode Island, at Thomaaville, Ga
where he has boon spending the winter.
A politician who wa running for office
desired to ecu the negro vote, and had
bought up g colored preacher, who agreed
for SIS to make an address to his congre.
CATION in favor Of the candidate. The
politician said to the clergyman: II
think the hes: way for you 10 influence
your people is to let tbom understand
that | am neither q Democrat nor a Re-
publican, but Gu Old Line Wing. 1t ia
best to bresk up the feeling that exists
between Democrats and Republicans and
start out on the new line, and this is Just
SO good q time as any to begin it." Whom
the clergyman got up in his pulpit and
began talking to his audience he followed
tho advice Of the politician in this man
ner: "Myadear bredren, you are not to
pronounce upon Nasty Blank for do aims
Of OMISSION or commission by eder de
Democratic or Republican party. Massey
Blank am neder o Democrat or Republi.
can. He is simply a lynn old Wing"
When the politician heard Of it he tore
his hair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-04
NeGlcctiHg Her Privileges.

4Iu'Euss ...# ..#.# ..f. ~ .|...
) A traveller going through a godforaaken
part OF kansas can1e across q dugout in
which there was a brawny old chap en-.
gagged in the exhilarsting pastime Of beat.
Ing his wife. "Hello, there!" shouted the
traveller; "you let up on that, you old
h%eathen." "It's her that's the heathen,'
yelled the old man "I'm trying to lick a
little s~peeritooali'y into bel, be gosh !.
what he's abe done 7" "Why, blame her,
she's kieken' cause I want her to 10 tc
pra'r meetin' down to 81 Jinkina' cabin
tonight; says she'll be derned il she'll 20
cause l didn't 10. her krow in time to
crimp her ha'r. I'll crimp her! I'll l'arn
her how to lbuckslide that away PM
perieaser an a claes leader, an she'll 20 tc
that pra'r meeting il l hev to lick her all
the way thar. speeritooality an Chris
tianity amt soin, to die out in this family
longs l kin handle an OK goad! That's
what it hain't!"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-04
From the %bill-coyered houses it looks as
II there would be a great deal of moving
next May in New York. Iiqt'
Whut True Merit VIII d.

The unprecedented sale Of Boschee's
German Syrup within q few years, has
astonished the world. It is withoutdoubt
the safest and best remedy ever discover
ed for the speedy and efrectuel cure Of
coughs, colds and the severest lung
troubles. 1t acts on an entirely different
principle from tho usual prescriptions
given by physicians. es it does not dry up
a cough and leave the disease 'utill in the
system, but on the contrary removes the
cause Of tho trouble, heals the parts affect.
ed and leaves them in q purely healthy
condition. A bottle kept in the house for
use when the diseases make their appear
ance, will save doctors bills and . long
spell Of serious illness. A trial will con-
vince you OF these facts. It is positively
sold by all druggists and general dealers in
the land. Price, Is cents, large bottles.
..H.. ~. .HrHrL ~ t#..-. "HeTr rt|.. NV
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ABOUTAUTuORs
Iames Russell Lowell will tsail ina few
weeks for England.

James Russell Lowell will tsail in a few
weeks for England.
J.E. Cabot's authorized life Of Emerson
Is now completed. ga!r WI ~
Joel Chandler Harris has beon tryipg
hia hand at q war story.
Robert Louis Stevenson has three new
books ready for publication.
Richard r. Bealey, the Lancashire pot,
died at Nottingham lately. ,
Mark Twain Is, in Germany, the most
popular Of ell American writer's.
Sir James Stephen has abandoned hia
attempt to write a lilo Of Carlyle.
Mr.. Gladstone contempfatcs q work Of
come extent on tho 0lympian religion.
Congressman s. s. Cox's book on Con.
s%taaanople Ia to be published this spring.
The attempt to found a Shakespeare
Library OF stratford.on.Avon has proved
a failure. pg Ea,1G
The holograph manuscript Of "The Mask
Of Anarchy" by Shelley, was recently re.
covered.
NJ. Taine has begun q aoriea Of articles
IN the Retee DIES Dtur Mondes on tho First
Napoleon.
l.. W. II. Rideiug has written q ~"biograph.
ical fragment" Of which Mr.. Aldrich Ia
the subject, for the February s., Nicholas
II is said that the Mikado and the lead.
ing statesmen Of Japan favor the English
language for the official purposes Of that
country.
DR.. L. E. Hale will contribute 10 tho
March Forum the frat OIL series Of papers
by different hsndd, on "B1oks ths! Have
Helped Me-" .g
Marion Crawiord's ""With the Immor-
tals," which will be begun in the next
Macmilan's. Is said to 10 half romance and
half literary criticism.
NJ. Feuillct de Concuea, whose death 10
announced, edited tho correspondence
aud papers Of Marie A~ntoinettc, Madame
dc Msintenon, Madame Elizabeth aud
It is now t~weniy.fonr years since the
iirst volume Of kinglake's Invasion OF
tho Crimea" were published. The author
has at last Bent the conclusion OF hia man.
1script to his publishers. 6.F
The Earl Of Rosslyn has written a
Jubilee Lyric" entitled "Love that
Lasts for Ever" which the Queen an.
proved of and has desired to soc published.
1t will accordingly appear in the March
number Of Bldckuood's Magazine. 1'